Word: camera
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Awarded. To Flavel Manley Williams: a special gold medal of the American Museum of Safety; for his invention of the "fog camera" which, utilizing a special infra-red-sensitive film, can take photographs at great distances through fog (TIME, Jan. 15); in Manhattan...
During the competition the candidates will receive complete instruction in the use of the camera, the developing of films, the printing and enlarging of pictures, and the finer points of the photographic art. A certain amount of routine is involved in the handling of cuts and work in the dark room, which, however, is under the helpful supervision of an editor. Those whose experience is limited, need not feel discouraged, for the use of the CRIMSON's Graflex cameras as well as instruction and help are afforded the dub on equal terms with the expert.Inside Revelation of Eager Candidate Submitting...
...Wharf Angel," companion film, comes through with nothing more than a few good camera shots, a story which makes the theatre-goer hope that the end will not be the way that he is almost certain it is going to be, and a not unpleasant way of growing an hour older
...clever pungent nor, neither clever nor erudite--but natural, and honest. His characters, too, give the illusion of verisimilitude, much more than do Faulkner's, though of course they suffer from the necessity of proving that existence is unpleasant and futile. Two novel devices, somewhat reminiscent of Dos Passons' "Camera Eye" and "Newsreels" are used by March to emphasize and reiterate his theme. "The Whisper" consists of dozen very short stories which interrupt the main narrative to state in parables the recurring motifs of the novel; "From the Diary of Sarah Tarleton" consists of excerpts from the self-book...
...tour of Atlanta's Federal Penitentiary Primo Camera paused in the yard, raised his monstrous arms over his head, clasped his hamlike hands, smiled a tusky smile in greeting to Prisoner Alphonse Capone. Up behind a second floor window Prisoner Capone returned the gestured greeting, hopped up & down excitedly, pressed his nose to the pane to watch the heavyweight champion amble out of sight...